Category: Book Reviews

Emily and Jack may have only been dating for a short time, but their magical weekend at the lakeshore in Michigan takes a dark turn when Emily wakes up in a huge bed in a …

When you open Giger’s Alien from Titan Books and see the introduction is written by psychedelic legend Timothy Leary, you just might find yourself going: Titan Books has lovingly reprinted the 1979 book Giger’s Alien …

My dad was a massive Trekker. From the time I could understand movies, he would break out the VHS, Lazer Disc, and later Bluray to show my sister and I Star Trek films. My child …

Cole and Lorraine have play-tested board games before for a little extra cash and the fun of seeing a game few people have played before. The Ship of Death is nothing like they have ever …

In 1999, Kevin Smith’s film Dogma made us laugh while dealing with our own sense of existential dread. The film starred Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Linda Fiorentino, George Carlin, Chris Rock, Salma Hayek, and Alan Rickman. …

Celia struggles with being alone. After losing her child, she finds herself going to community grief groups and selling leggings for an MLM. Trapped and tired of aching with loneliness, Celia remembers a friend from …

One of the most influential horror movies of all time started because a group of young people, often secretly sleeping in their office, decided to make the movie they wanted to see.  In the new …

The Théâtre Saint–Siméon is not a place you can just walk into.  Unless you’re given a special black slip of paper, you will not be granted entry to this exclusive Paris theater. And what a …

Oyster McLellen keeps his family afloat by running small-time scams on tourists in Hyde Park under the watchful eye of his fellow gang, controlled by crime boss Big Mickey. As long as they keep to …

One of the strangest conversations I ever had in my teens with my mother was over Roman emperors. Having powered through Robert Graves’ I, Claudius (I was and continue to be a nerd, as you …